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Govt to import 50,000 tonnes of onion from India

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The approval came from the sixth meeting of the CCEA this year held at the  Cabinet Division Conference Room of Bangladesh Secretariat here today with Finance Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali in the chair

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Publisted at 4:00 PM, Wed Mar 27th, 2024

The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs  (CCEA) has approved a proposal in principle for importing some 50,000 tonnes  of onion from National Cooperative Exports Limited of India.

The approval came from the sixth meeting of the CCEA this year held at the  Cabinet Division Conference Room of Bangladesh Secretariat here today with  Finance Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali in the chair.

Briefing reporters after the meeting, Cabinet Division Secretary (Coordination and Reforms) Md Mahmudul Hossain Khan said that the day's 
meeting approved three proposals in principle.

He said the state-run Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) would import  such quantity of onion from India considering the increasing demand of such 
essential item.

Mahmudul said, in response to a proposal from the Energy and Mineral  Resources Division, the CCEA meeting approved a proposal in principle for 
procuring LNG under short-term process from Gunvor Singapore Pte Ltd of Singapore.

Besides, following another proposal from the Energy and Mineral Resources  Division, the meeting was apprised about signing of the Terminal Use  Agreement (TUA) and Implementation Agreement (IA) with Summit LNG Terminal II  Co Ltd instead of Summit Oil and Shipping Co Ltd (SOSCL) for setting up a 600 MMCFD capacity re-pacification third FSRU at Moheshkhali in Cox's Bazaar  district.

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